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          is grammatically correct. One should use only noun after a preposition. Therefore, gerund (verb + ing) is the right choice. However, if you want to use 'been', in this case, the following sentence works, too:



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            Sorry for not being able to participate




            is grammatically correct. One should use only noun after a preposition. Therefore, gerund (verb + ing) is the right choice. However, if you want to use 'been', in this case, the following sentence works, too:



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                is grammatically correct. One should use only noun after a preposition. Therefore, gerund (verb + ing) is the right choice. However, if you want to use 'been', in this case, the following sentence works, too:



                Sorry for not having been able to participate...


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                Sorry for not being able to participate




                is grammatically correct. One should use only noun after a preposition. Therefore, gerund (verb + ing) is the right choice. However, if you want to use 'been', in this case, the following sentence works, too:



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